Arizona State University
As ASU ramped up to over $1B in annual research expenditures, they needed furniture to provide the foundation for this cutting edge work
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As ASU ramped up to over $1B in annual research expenditures, they needed furniture to provide the foundation for this cutting edge work
The Facebook facility is named Area 404, a tongue-in-cheek reference to the common error message people receive when they visit a website that can’t be found. Facebook’s hardware engineers wanted a big, new research lab where they can all work together—and now they’ve “found” it, so to speak. Area 404 has been in development for 18 months, said Facebook mechanical and power manager Mikal Greaves during a Tuesday press event on the new lab. The construction of the lab began 9 months ago. The research lab is so new, there’s hardly any debris on the floors or near the heavy-duty drill presses at one of the lab’s offices, like one would find at a typical manufacturing facility. Facebook staff has only just started to use the lab in July, a company spokesperson said.
Supporting advanced research in avionics and missions systems, Collins Aerospace's lab utilizes Symbiote workstations with electrostatic dissipative worksurfaces.
Serving a large number of patients in the metro Detroit area, Henry Ford Pharmacy implements UltraFrame workstations to prepare prescriptions.
Open plan design showcases cutting-edge R&D medical technologies in computer science and surgical robotics. The cross-discipline, interactive design fosters professor–physician–student collaboration.
A 60-year-old monastery on the south side of Chicago was renovated into a cutting-edge science wing with Symbiote tables and storage.
Featuring bright color finishes and innovative stations, Phoenix Children's Hospital utilized Symbiote furniture to expand their Core Clinical Lab.
The largest hospital project in North America, Central Hospital University of Montreal (CHUM) is filled with mobile and fixed Symbiote products spanning three floors.
Amway R&D chemistry labs that produce supplements under the Nutrilite brand, utilize Symbiote product throughout to add increased mobility and flexibility.